Technical Storekeeper CV example
A first Technical Storekeeper CV, written for someone with no yacht job yet. Use it as a guide, then build your own as a free PDF.
- Nationality
- Dutch
- Date of birth
- 27 October 1999
- Available
- Now
- Visas
- B1/B2, Schengen
- Languages
- Dutch (native), English (fluent), German (good)
Profile
First-season crew looking for a Technical Storekeeper position. STCW and ENG1 in hand, with daywork on a 40m motor yacht and a background in marine engineering ashore. Strong in inventory and stock control, maintenance software (IDEA, TM Master) and procurement and supplier quotes. Non-smoker, fit and happy to work long days. Available now for a seasonal or permanent position.
Tickets and certificates
Experience
- Inventory and stock control
- Maintenance software (IDEA, TM Master)
- Procurement and supplier quotes
- Serviced diesel engines, generators and outboards
- Traced electrical faults on 12V and 24V systems
- Kept job sheets and parts records up to date
Skills and education
Freight and customs paperwork, Basic mechanical knowledge, Hazardous goods handling, Excel and reporting. Level 3 Diploma in Marine Engineering.
Interests
Surfing, cycling, yoga
References
Captain of the 40m motor yacht
Daywork employer | Phone and email on the real CV
Line manager
Boatyard and engine dealer | Phone and email on the real CV
Example CV. The person, the employers and the yachts are made up.
What employers look forFrom the Technical Storekeeper guide
Captains and chief engineers hire people who are organised to the point of obsession. Typical backgrounds are commercial shipping stores, warehouse or logistics work, the military, or a deckhand or junior engineer who showed a talent for paperwork. Mechanical knowledge helps, because you need to know what a mechanical seal or an impeller looks like and which one fits which pump. Clean handwriting is no longer the test. Fluency with spreadsheets and systems such as IDEA, TM Master, Deep Blue or Seahub is.
Tickets to listPut the ones you hold near the top, with dates
Must have
- STCW Basic Safety Training
- ENG1 medical certificate
Gets you hired
- PDSD (Proficiency in Designated Security Duties)
- MCA Approved Engine Course (AEC 1)
- Slinger and banksman or crane awareness
- Dangerous goods or IMDG awareness
- Forklift licence
QuestionsSee what a Technical Storekeeper earns
What tickets should a Technical Storekeeper CV list?
List STCW Basic Safety Training and ENG1 medical certificate first, each with the date it was issued. Then add PDSD (Proficiency in Designated Security Duties) and MCA Approved Engine Course (AEC 1) if you hold them.
How long should a Technical Storekeeper CV be?
One page. Put your tickets, your start date and your most recent work on it, and leave out the rest.
Can I copy this example CV?
Use the layout and the order, then replace every line with your own details. Never list a ticket or a job you do not have: captains and crew agents check certificates and call references.